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The Supreme Court's signature public ceremony has been transformed. A Covid-era scramble triggered significant changes to how the court The Supreme Court's signature public ceremony has been transformed. A Covid-era scramble triggered significant changes to how the court
operates. Live audio broadcasts are now a key part of the proceedings. The new format altered the traditional flow of oral arguments. Fresh voices have emerged and unsettled the established process. These adjustments originated from urgent public health adaptations. The
public can now experience the arguments in real time. This shift marks a notable evolution in court traditions.